Tim Kaine campaigns in Davidson

Democratic vice presidential nominee Sen. Tim Kaine (D-VA) addresses supporters during a Get Out The Vote Concert campaign rally at the National Western Complex in Denver, Colorado on October 10, 2016. (Photo: JASON CONNOLLY/AFP/Getty Images)

Hillary Clinton's running mate talked about Donald Trump's apology to women, immigration and the importance of winning in North Carolina.

Tim Kaine arrived at Charlotte-Douglas International Airport. From there, his motorcade took him to the SouthEnd where he did what so many locals and visitors do: stopped for fried Chicken at Prices' Chicken Coop.

"We got a big crew and everybody said this is the spot," Senator Kaine said.

From there it was on to Davidson College and a late afternoon rally.

"If we win North Carolina, we will be victorious November 8 and you can help us make that happen."

Kaine quickly turned to Donald Trump, saying Trump's explanation of his demeaning remarks about women as being nothing more than locker room talk just doesn't fly.